The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1887-03-03

boy this week.
Robt. Andrews is in town on bust
ness this week.
John w. Clark went to St. Cloud
on Wednesday.
DIR. Dubois of Sank Centre, was in
town on Sunday and Monday last.
Sell your fat stock at Ehr Bros. &
Trisko, and you will get the best price
for it.
The revival meetings in the NJ. E.
church still continue with good re-
suits. ... -
Miss Cook of Minneapolis, is here
visiting her relatives, Maj. Clark's
folks.
The farmers manage to get in with
their grain Notwithstanding the bad
roads.
Ladies jerseys, the best and lates.
styles ever seen in the village at Ehr
Bros. q IrlSko. -....
Mat Mickey and his deputy SIR.
Doty. were both seen on our streets
Oh Tuesday last.
The latest styles OF ladies' and gents
spring hats at the lowest prices at
Err Bros. & Trisko.
berry Kalkman took business
trip to Duluth this week, and will re
main there for sor1e time.
DIR. Campbell got snow bound at
Minneapolis asst Saturday, and did
not &c, home uniiI Sunday night.
The course of revival meetings will
be continued during the balance of
this week as the work is progressing
finely. Many are taking the first
step for peace and rest in Christ.
A. G. Jacques of Sank Centre, has
been appointed local agent for the
American Life Association, and vii
work >auk G "tre, Grey Eagle. Get.
ty, Ashley, Brchia.e and Rrymrnd
Mr., ". IL Gre: ey will ord
we'll drill IN The >pring whrch W | ~
aide HIM to &c, wtt+r ANY de,.th
less than $50 fe lie will aave
plenty If Use for it in This section
the country.
Servic.s at the M. E. church Sun.
day morning was conducted with a
deep feeling and much interest was
manifested. The church was we'll
filled with very enthusiastic audi
ence. Subject: Good Our sun and
shield" from Psalms Sail.
The Sunday evening service was
of especial note and the deepest inter
est prevailed. The subject was ''hear.
ing and doing the word," text James
Lac. The meeting was then merged
into one of testimony, and those who
spoke did SO under the deepest of
convictions which gave the meeting a
two.fold interest which was enjoyed
by all.
DEFERRED.
Richmond & Schoenburg are run.
ming their factory these times.
Mrs. E. Root went to Long Prairie
with her mother, Mrs. E. Phinney, on
Tuesday last.
A Cyclone bouncer is an abomina
ton before God and a terror to the
average Melroseite.
Mr.. Geo. Grinnell went to St.
Clond during the week to be examined
for an increase Of pension.
Roads are very bad in the country,
but still the farmers manage to get in
to market with large quantities of pro-
visions.
Mabelle Clark and Flora Cook
came up from Minneapolis with Maj.
Clark on his return from the metrop-
oils last week.
II. w. Van Ransallaer G.. A. r.
Post. were unanimously in favor of
passing che dependent pension bill
over the Presidents veto.
Joseph Schult of Meters Grove,
shipped one car load of potatoes from
this point on Monday last. He paid
IS cents per bushel for them
Henry Kalkman went to St. Paul
on Thursday to look after his real
estate business in that city and wilt
GO from there to Duluth before he re
turns.
Art johnson, lately from Michigan,
cut his lett foot quite badly while
chopping for his brother lamp at
his place about six miles north of
towr last Monday afternoon. DR..
Campbell was called and dressed the
wound and apprehends that no seri
Gus results will attend the final out
come.
DR.. Campbell, Chris. Borgerding.
Henry Kalkman and e. M. Parsons
went to Sank Centre on Tuesday last
TO see how the Cyclone club bounced
them. They all came home fully
satisfied that the boys understood
their business. They were all
bounced. Doctor says there is Pc
culiar sensation derived from bounc.
ing. We will take his word for that.
He knows. Parsons was not fully
satisfied that there was no harm done
until after he got home. Tie Cyclone
boys were very anxious to have rs all
60 ''up" and take in the Centre.
Your correspondent was not feeling
we'll. We did not go cup" the doctor
did.